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Onthewhole,Ishouldsayremedialexaminationsarenecessaryforoureducationalsystem.Ontheonehand,ifnoneofthemfailtheexamination,howcanweguaranteethequalityofeducation?

Ontheotherhand,bypreparingforandtakingpartinremedialexaminations,studentscanmakeupforthelosttime.Iftheycanlearnfromthislesson,itwillcertainlydogoodtotheirfuturelife.

Tomakeremedialexaminationsdothejob,however,wehavetomakesureofseveralpointsbelow.Foronething,weshouldmakealltheexaminationsasfairaspossible.Somestudentscheatintheexaminationstogethighscores,andothersbegtheteacherforasatisfactorygrade.Allofthesepeopleshouldbeseverelypunished.Foranother,weshouldnotdecidethenumberofstudentsfailingthetestbeforetheexamination.Teachersshouldbearastandardinmind,whichiscomparableacrosstheyears.

Theremedialexaminationisanimportantpartofcollegeeducation.Onlybyplanningitwiselyandconductingitreasonablycanwemakebestuseofit.

Ⅱ.ReadingComprehension（SkimmingandScanning）

1-7DADCBDA8.89millionviewers

9.extrinsicgoals10.intrinsicgoals

Ⅲ.BankedCloze

11.C12.J13.G14.M15.O16.F17.I18.D19.B20.L

Ⅳ.ReadinginDepth

21-25CBCAD26-30ADDAB

Ⅴ.Cloze

31-35CDABD36-40ACDBA41-45DCACA46-50DBCDA

Ⅵ.WordBuilding

1.discount2.pessimistic3.exploitable4.unintended

5.contaminants6.uncompromising7.desperately8.sustain

9.obligation10.behavioral11.behavior12.imaginary

13.imaginative14.accuser15.bravery

Ⅶ.RewritetheFollowingSentences

1.goodlucktothosewhohaveastrongdesireforfameandfortune

2.thathefoundnoonewasreadytodefendhimattheriskofdamaginghisorherownname

3.thatthosewhofailgetthegreatestreward:

freedom

4.artistscannotstopintheircareer

5.stopdoingsoevenwhenhesucceedsingettingit,adogtriestogetitsowntail

Ⅷ.FillintheBlanks

1.Singleminded2.quest3.motivated4.rejected

5.potential6.failed7.fundamental8.thrown

9.dull10.struggle

Ⅸ.Translation

1.shouldnthavebeentothecinemalastnight

2.butotherthanthat,helleatjustabouteverything

3.nomatterwhatwemayhavedoneduringtheday

4.weexploitourresourcesasfullyaspossible

5.musthavehadtoomuchworktodo

6.theydecidednottoworkforthesakeofthefamily

7.Weremaintruetoourcommitment

8.isaccusedof

9.otherthantoliveanindependentlife

10.dontletfailureharmyou,dontletfailuretakeover

Unit2CharlieChaplin

（1）Inadditiontobeingthefirstgreatcomedian,CharlieChaplinwasalsooneofthemostgifteddirectorsinthehistoryandagreattalentasawriterandcomposer.

（2）Whenhewas19yearsold.

（3）Histransformationoflifelessobjectsintootherkindsofobjects,plustheskillwithwhichheexecuteditagainandagain.

HowtoEliminateCheatingonCampus

Nowadays,insteadoflisteningattentivelyinclassandworkinghardafterclass,anumberofstudentsadoptallkindsofdishonestmethodstogethighscoresinexaminations.Ithasbecomesuchaseriousproblemthatithasarousedtheconcernfromthewholesociety.

Toputanendtosuchaseriousproblem,inmymind,itcallsfortheeffortsfromallsides.Firstofall,theuniversityauthorityshouldmakeitclearthatanycheatingbehaviorintheexaminations,fromwhisperingandcopying,receivinganswersviamobilephonestoaskingringersforhelp,willbeseverelypunishedwithnoexception.Moreover,teachersofallsubjectsshouldgoallthewaytorestorehonestybysettinganexamplefortheyouththroughspeakingsincerelyandbehavingtruthfully.Lastbutnotleast,youngstudents,thefutureofournation,shouldviewintegrityastheprerequisitetoanuprightandresponsiblecitizensoastolearntodespiseandfightagainstdishonestbehaviorsthroughoutthelife.

Howcananybodyexpecttoleadameaningfullifeifheisnotfarfromanykindofcheatingbehaviors?

Onlywhenallofusjoinintheeffortsofeliminatingcheatingatalllevelscanweexpecttohaveacleanersocietyandamorebeautifulfuture.

1-7ADBBACD

8.consumerculture

9.mutuallyacceptablealternatives

10.wiseconsumer

11.M12.O13.J14.N15.K16.G17.B18.C19.A20.D

21-25DCABB26-30DCAAD

31-35ADBAA36-40CCABD41-45BACAD46-50DDBCB

1.memorial2.applause3.refreshment4.coarse

5.doubtful6.incidental7.coincidence8.terrorist

9.criticism10.ageism11.electable12.relief

13.revolutionized14.political15.surroundings

1.knownthatyouwerecoming,Iwouldhavemetyouattheairport

2.beeningoodhealth,hecouldhavewrittenmanybooks

3.wereespeciallyusefulinhiscreations

4.thatwehaverunoutofwaterandfood

5.thatlifeeventuallygaveCharlieChaplinthestablehappinessithadearlierdeniedhim

1.relief2.spanned3.threatening4.turned

5.cautiously6.with7.unfounded8.calm

9.sparked10.talented

1.Itsacomforttoknow

2.wouldhaveattractedalargenumberofaudience

3.wouldhavebeendifferent

4.hasneverlostfaithinherownability

5.IjustlearnedasIwentalong

6.executethisskillperfectly

7.itisawasteoftimetoarguewithhim

8.findtheirwayintotheinternationalmarket

9.couldmakeupastory

10.onpurpose

Unit3LongingforaNewWelfareSystem

（1）Problemsofthepresentwelfaresystem.

（2）Hehaschosentolivealifeofcompletehonestybydrummingupsomebusinessanddrawingcartoonsformagazines.

（3）Thesystemsoeasilylendsitselftoabusebythewelfaregiversaswellasbytheclients.

（4）Hedreamsofanewsystemthatwillencouragetheclientsandhelpthemdeveloptheirtalents,ratherthanseektoconvictthemofcheating.

WelfareinModernSociety

Socialwelfareisanessentialelementofanadvancedsociety.Goodsystemsarealwaysabused,butthatdoesnotmeantheyarefaulty.Inmyopinion,thetwomainreasonswhywelfarepaymentsarenecessaryareasfollows:

Firstofall,criticsforgetthattherearemanyformsofwelfarebesidespaymentstotheunemployed.Theirnegativeopinionsharmthosewhoarenotcapableofearningawage,suchassingleparentmothers,thedisabled,andthesick.

Thesecondreasonisthatcrimeincreaseswhenpeoplehavenomeansofsupport.Thedesperatelypoorinevitablyturntocrime,whichisnotonlydangerousbutalsocostly.

Certainmembersofsocietybelievethatpeopleshouldlookafterthemselves.Theypointoutthatwelfareincreasesdependencyonothersanddestroysdignity.Thismaybetrue,butinthecaseoftheunemployed,thereliefpaymentsareusuallytemporary.Itissurelythefaultofthegovernmentiftherearelongtermunemployed.

Withoutwelfarepaymentsthepooraredestinedtobecomepoorer.Thefirstdutyofagovernmentistoprovideafinancialsafetynetforalldisadvantagedpersons,andthatincludesthosewithoutwork.

1-7ADBCADC8.quitehomogeneous

9.relationshipswithconsumers10.media

Ⅳ.BankedCloze

11.I12.D13.E14.G15.J16.B17.N18.K19.L20.F

21-25CBDBA26-30DBBAB

31-35CBDDD36-40BABAB41-45DCCCB46-50ACDDC

1.longish2.animallike3.selfish

4.honeylike5.balllike6.boyish

7.yellowish8.politicians9.bookish

10.ladylike11.foolish12.compensation

13.shelllike14.beautician15.physician

1.tohavebeenkilledintheexplosion

2.believedtoliveinNewYork

3.aresaidtobehomelessafterthefloods

4.takingcareofourchairs

5.haveescapedbyclimbingoverthewall

1.tough2.with3.live4.result

5.increase6.behind7.for8.out

9.from10.searching

1.themayorhasdecidedtolookintotheaffairsinperson

2.Nowtheyarefacedwiththethreatoflosingtheirjobsagain

3.Youonlyneedtofilloutaformtogetyourmembership

4.Asaresult,theyarrivedthreehourslaterthantheyhadplanned

5.Theofficialgotinvolvedinascandal

6.Themanlivingonwelfarebegantobuilduphisownmarket

7.soweareentitledtohavethembowtousascompensation

8.Afterconsideringyourbackgroundandexperience

9.whoturnedouttobeournewmanager

10.Thereneedstobesomeonewhocanactasachampionfortherightsofthepoor

Unit4TheTelecommunicationsRevolution

（1）Theauthorreferstothoseplaceswithouttelecommunicationsfacilitiessuchastelephones,whichhindersexchangeofinformation.

（2）BecausetheybelieveVietnamisdesperateforanyphonesanditlacksexperienceinweighingcostsandchoosingbetweentechnologies.

（3）BecauseLatinAmericancustomerstalktwotofourtimesaslongonthephoneaspeopleinNorthAmerica.

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